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Emergency Management & Planning

Emergency Management & Planning

Degree Type: Associate of General Studies Degree, AGS, Not Accepting New Students

Pathway: Business, Technology and Public Service

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Why choose emergency management and planning at PPSC?

Do you thrive under pressure and want to help your community during tough times? Start your career in Emergency Management and Planning program at Pikes Peak State College! The associate of general studies (AGS) degree allows you to move into our Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Emergency Service Administration without needing specific courses in fire science, emergency medical services, or criminal justice. Enjoy flexible and comprehensive coursework designed to fit your needs while preparing for a rewarding career.

 

Important Notice

The Emergency Management & Planning Associate of General Studies degree has been discontinued and is no longer admitting new students. Pikes Peak State College is committed to supporting current students in the Emergency Management & Planning Associate of General Studies degree program through their graduation. For current students completing this certificate, contact your faculty advisor to plan your completion of the program.
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What do PPSC Emergency Management and Planning students study?

As an Emergency Management and Planning student at PPSC, you will complete 30 general education and transfer credits, along with 30 additional credits focused on Emergency Management and Planning. You’ll learn how to: 
  • Assess emergency situations for the best outcomes 
  • Understand the emergency management framework, principles, and knowledge in crisis scenarios 
  • Learn about hazards, vulnerabilities, and risks and how they impact communities 
  • Explore current technologies and how to use them in emergency management
  • Study the connections between different emergency management fields in various situations
General education classes are available both on campus and online, while program-specific classes are usually offered online, offering you the flexibility you need to complete your degree.

 

 

 

Degree and Certificate Options

Pikes Peak State College's Emergency Management and Planning Associate of General Studies degree has been discontinued and is no longer admitting new students. Pikes Peak State College is committed to supporting current students in the Emergency Management and Planning Associate of General Studies degree program through their graduation. For current students completing this certificate, contact your faculty advisor to plan your completion of the program.

We also offer other Emergency Medical Services degree and certificate options. 
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The AGS in Emergency Management and Planning has been discontinued and is no longer admitting new students. Pikes Peak State College is committed to supporting current students in the Emergency Management and Planning Associate of General Studies degree program through their graduation. For current students completing this certificate, contact your faculty advisor to plan your completion of the program.

Emergency Management and Planning Classes You Might Take

Classes you might take will vary depending on the degree or certificate option(s) you pursue. Check the course catalog for specific classes required to reach your goals.

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